The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-09
BAYoNNE BABB1Es.

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Bergen Point, has returned home from
trip to Canada
$4,000 has been ordered paid to County
Collector Dugan on account of the State
and County taxes of 1886.
Misses Laura G. and Minnie L. Converse,
of this city, are the guests of Miss Maggie
J. Hurley, of Williamsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. John E. Page and Mrs. William
Page, of Lafayette, are temporary guests
in La Tourette House at Bergen Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schafer, CT Gen.
treville, celebrated the quarto-centennial
anniversary of their wedding several days
since.
The receipts of the Police court during
the last quarter of 1886 aggregated 1922. Ia,
of which amount $15.35 were discussed to
pay costs,
Cards have been issued announcing the
betrothal of Miss Annie s. Chadwick, of
| this city, to Mr.. Arthur P. French, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Lorton. of Ber-
gen Point, are entertaining the latter's
sister, Mrs. Alfred W. Northrup, of Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
| The horse cars on the route through this
| city now leave either terminus of the line
| at eight twenty-eight and forty-eight min
utes past every hour during running time.
District Deputy Grand Master Walter
Chandler was entertained by the members
| of Bayonne Lodge, No. 80, f. & A. NJ, dur
| ing the communi sation they held Thursday
evening
Patrolman Patrick Sweenv, of this city's
| police force, has been discharged from st.
Francis Hospital, in Jersey City, where he
| was confined several weeks by a serious
illness.
Two members of the Hungarian colony at
Constable Hook, so rumor states, will par
ticipate in the forthcoming walking match
of 200 miles to be held in Columbia Park,
Centreville.
Mrs. Henry Burd cite, nee Miss Marie
McBreyer' of Aven ne S, Bergen Point, is
located for sojourn of several weeks at her
old home in Tennessee for the purpose of
recuperating her health.
regular meeting of Bayonne Mutual
Building and Loan Association, No. l, will
be held tomorrow evening in Schuyler
Hall, at Bergen Point. The withdrawal
value of shares is $l36.
A numter of chowder clubs have been
organized in the Constable Hook and Gen.
teryille sections of the city. The feasts
which occar eyeay other Friday evening
Department Commander Frank o. Cole
will will oficiate at a public installation of
officers of James N. Van Buskirk Post, No.
100, G. A. r., to be held in the posts
headquarters Wulfs Hall, Bayonne proper,
TUESDAY evening.
According to the report of City Collector
John B. McNeill, the receipts of the city
during December aggregated S59, 1856 .97,
sub-divided into the following sources:
taxes, $50, 188. SO; assessments, 81, 10018;
water, 81, 9l2. rs; licenses, sos.
Rev. Gottleib Audre@a, pastor of the
Third Germany Reformed Church, OF
Bergen Point, reports that the fair recent
ly held by the ladies of his congregation
netted over one thousand dollars as nu-
cleus towards the fund for building new
church edifice on Avenue G, ner Twentieth
street.
At the session held Friday evening in
Arcanum Hall, Bayonne proper, by the
members of Bayonne Lodge, No. 206, l. o.
| 0. F., the following officers recently elected
to serve one year was installed N. G.,
James Beardsley; Y. G., Charles Wrinkle
man Treasurer, Francis c. Lndey Fin
ancial Secretary, Morgan Thomas Record
ing Secretary, Charles Fl. Williams.
The following officers have been shosep
l
Ladder Company, No. 3. of Bergen Point.
to serve during the ensuing year: Foreman,
Patrick Flanagan; First Assistant Foreman,
John B. Kngel; Second Assistant For eman,
Denis Ryan; Treasurer, Charles Smith
Financial Secretary, Patrick Ryan; r scord-
ing Secretary, John Clark; Sergeant-at-
A ms, John knight, Jr.
Ex,Chief Engineer Charles MoQuillan.
OF the city's volunteer FIRE departm emit. was
recently presented with handsome gold
watch and chain by the employees of the
Standard OIL Company's establishment at
Constable Hook of which he Is one of the
assistant superintendent. The watch
weighs seventy-four pennyweights and has
a Howard movement. The chain weighs
seyenty-one pennyweights.
During the past year the police force of
this city performed 800 arrests. The num-
Der of arrests made each month was as fol-
lows January Sc, February 43, March 80,
april 81, way rs. June 119, July SO, August
165, September rs, October 49,, November
50, December SO. The average number of
arrests per Off Ger is Sc The number of
arrests performed by each officer during
the past quarter was. Russell 80. Schmidt
~, Mcnamara 10, Lynch 10, Hurley IS,
| Sweeney Is, Van Horn a. Cavanagh ia,
Donnelt ID, Mcdonald 10, Connolly s, Jones
6, Holman s, Constable Whalen 3, Con-
stable Connors l.
The members of Bayview Lodge, No 81
Knights of Pythias, installed the following
officers Tuesday evening" Chancellor Com
mander, James Beardsley; Ylce-Ohancellor,
John Russell Past Chancellor, James Van
! Buskirk Keeper of Records and Seals,
District Deputy William Kelley Master of
Finance, William Hunter Treasurer. Pc
ter McLohmann Master at Arms, James
Keegan Prelate, Benjamin Macarthur
Inner Guard, Albert Gardner Outer
Guard, George Beck Trustees, Richard
| w. Warren, Morgan Thomas and William
Hsyiland. delegation from Grant Lodge,
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